I weep with joy!
The firmiana malayana or mata lembu, remains here in testimony to man's care-less-ness - its tree had since been felled. Let not the birds leave too.
Showing posts with label oriental magpie robin (m). Show all posts
Showing posts with label oriental magpie robin (m). Show all posts
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Tuesday, 28 November 2017
Gorgeous gorgeous Magpie Robin
Had another delightful encounter with this gorgeous Oriental Magpie Robin. It may be one of the most common birds in the taman, but it's not easy to come across one with such pristine white and stunning deep blue colours.
And I wonder if this bird is used to being photographed now!? After all, it did pose for awhile undeterred by my presence.
Anyway, this bird, unfortunately, is a favourite of poachers.
And I wonder if this bird is used to being photographed now!? After all, it did pose for awhile undeterred by my presence.
Anyway, this bird, unfortunately, is a favourite of poachers.
Tuesday, 3 October 2017
A true beauty
When I saw this beauty, I wondered how anyone could walk past and not admire it!
It is obviously a young adult, gorgeous and pristine - its feathers pure white and midnight-blue - simply stunning!
The Oriental Magpie Robin population in the taman is unusually large for a park and so a person does tend to take these birds for granted. But if one were to pause and observe them, one can truly track the development stages of this OMR, from chick to juvenile or sub-adult to adult.
Just a week ago, I was admiring these other sub-adults, in moulting feathers, even then these birds look superb.
It is obviously a young adult, gorgeous and pristine - its feathers pure white and midnight-blue - simply stunning!
The Oriental Magpie Robin population in the taman is unusually large for a park and so a person does tend to take these birds for granted. But if one were to pause and observe them, one can truly track the development stages of this OMR, from chick to juvenile or sub-adult to adult.
Just a week ago, I was admiring these other sub-adults, in moulting feathers, even then these birds look superb.
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